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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
"PARNELLISM AND CRIME"
SOMETHING HAS MADE " THE LONDON TINES EN-
CEEDINGLY ANGRY.

SOMETHING HAS MADE " THE LONDON TIMES En-
CEEDINGLY ANGRY.
LONDON, June The Times this morning pupnsnes
another instalment OF its " Parnelism and crime
articles Opposite Its leader page 1t prints iacShe
of the tenth page of The Irish World OF new VI
February 10, 1884, and also the greater portion OF
Patrick Fords address published in the issue Tho
publications are accompanied by explanatory article
describing the various funds mentioned aud the fate oil
the men connected herewith. In an editorial on the
subject The Times says:
The whole conspiracy. whether carried on by meay
sit London dinner tables of Dy
organize and murder is one ana lndlV
ible paid the purse worked ny he same
men, directed {, the same ends aud inspired OJ % Vhe
universal hatred England and determination 10 OilnY
about IL possible, complete separation between England
Ireland Whether the money goes TO support inc "A
Parliament TO equip desperadoos Tor the com
mta OF outrages in Engish tounss mere matter o. Ac'c
Whenever the constitutional sRitaors with the mask
laid the OF Mr. Davitt at Bofyke We nnd ~t
their language sentiments and aims are denca N tDoso
the ruans by whose support they 1--we ana Whom AeJ M
Parliament pretend TO be iguOrant OIL
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METHODS OF CHICAGO "BOODLERS.v

TESTIMONY AT THE TRIAL OF mic" sCHNEIDER-
SECURING COAL CONTRACT.
CHICAGO, June (SpeciaI).-ln the McGarigle-Mc-
Donald conspiracy case to-day one OF the witnesses
George Schneider, brother of the notorious Nic
When the latter arrested the witness went to Nc
Donald and said: My brother is in bad sorape"
"No, he is not" said Mcdonald. "We'll get him
out OF this We will get good lawyer and writ OF
habess corpus. We have more money IN q minute
than those people mentioning the Citizens Associa-
ton. think can show at any time. Wen get q
lawyer that do more in minute than Grinnell
and those fellows on the North Side can do in
week"
Some interesting testimony also given by Mr..
Abbott. the Chicago agent the Columbus and Hook
ing Valley Coal and Iron Company The substance OF
his story that he wanted the coal contract for the
county. lie was waited upon by Mcdonald and Nc
Garglc and the matter was talked over. McGarigle
SAID We INST have $ll 200 for it. You must
bring the money TO me at the hospital. will not
come tor it, The 81 .OG0 taken to the hospital
and paid TO McGaricle and the contract awarded
to Abbott Mctiarigle subsequently said TO Abbott
that individually he did not get cent in this trans
action.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
orn coIoNy srEAMRoAT DIRECT

OLD COLONY STEAMBOAT DIRECTORS
BOSTON juno THE annual meeting OF the sockh9iuer
old Colony Steamship Company this morning elvc"
the following directors Charles f. Ch0ate, FREDERICK l
Ames Cornelius n. Bliss Thomas J. Borden John = bray
ton Ieander ~ Wells Silas Pierce William j. lsoth anu
Nathaniel Thayer.
PAYING 81. 900. 900 FOR TRACT OF LAND
ST. LOUIS. June (Spec1ilTho Tyler tract valuso
piece unimprOyed real estate within the western cI
limits with frontage OF 420j feet on Tower Grove faIs
purchased by Samuel scott for 81 600 scott toPe
Kansas City syndicate which has been booming
Western cities.
NEWHAMPSHIRE LEGISLATION
CONCORD June Tn the House to-day bill was real
twice and referred providing for the calling OF ConStu
onal Convention. Delegates Will DO chosen az spoca
election 10 held November and the convention Will meet
u Concord on the first Wedne sday OF December.
AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION IN SESSION;
CHICAGO THE thirty eighth annual convention OF
the American Medical Association assembled In this ciy
day The session opened by address OF welcome D
MAYOR Roche Dr. T. H. Gregory of ST. Louis. president o
the delivered the annual address high ttDo
was paid 10 Pasteur and Lsor. OF the Committee
Emigrant made by Dr. Bell. In the sfteFnoon
read medical topics The association W." w
In session untn Friday afternoon
UNITED STATES MARSHAL DILL SWORN IN
PHILADELPHIA June (SpseiaI).-Judge Butler, IN "a. %
United District Conr I'M. morning. asa Mar
oath OF ooe 10 Andrew H. Dali the new United STATES pi.
sha for the Eastern District OF Pennsylvan MA lam
bondsmen William NJ singerlJ Of IhS Eseers ahs 'o
y. Portuonda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
Nrnno SLOT AT TIE GALVESTON ELECTION.

A NEGRO SHOT AT THE GALVESTON ELECIIoN'
GALVESTON juno (SPeciaD.-The municipal eieetious
for Mayor and Board Of Aldermen were the most ex-
citing and interesting In the history Of the city The
chief interest centred in tho contest for the Mayoray
with four popular candidates in the Held representing
a. many elements Of political strength captain
Roger L. Fulton, tho present incumbent stood as an
independent candidate fr reelection against J. H.
uawley Democratic nominee; W. r. Mchphe' IN
dependent Democrat, and A. G. Malloy' independent
Republican, ono disturbance occurred which ro
sulted I'm the deputy shcnfs shooting cOlored man.
Arthur shepcr, though the breast and arm nileths m
ccrtaiS Election OF Fulton by majority OF three to
i've hundred over Hawley, with MoApine thr ana
Ja, Iv Wright Cuncy tho well-hnOwn cOlOrcd leader
Who led tho Hlalne delegation fIrn Texas to the
fThtcaro Convention IbS4.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON. June z.
THE TnIsTLE-The yacht Thistle has gone to Liver
pool
"THE DAILY NEws."-John Morley will become poli,i-
cal director OF The Daily Neus and will contribute the
leading articles Mr. Lucy writes that he has resigned
the edOrsbp OF The Nces and will return TO his post In
the gallery OF the House OF Commons.
THE JUBILEE YACHT RACE.-The following yachtshave
been entered the Jubilee yacht Alne, Seuth
hound. Dawn. Dauntless, Genesta, Anemone, Mabel,
Valauvent Atlantis. Gwendoln, Bridesmaid and Helene.
The course OF the Jubilee will be around Great Bri
tain and Ireland
WILL OF MRS. HENRY WOOD-The viii OF Mrs Henry
Wood the author has been proved She gives SlsO,OO0
i'm eoual shares 10 her children Her is appointed
her literary executor and Is given discretion 10 control
the publication or republication Of her writings. Her
copyrights and manuscripts will not be sold.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
ONE MAN KILLED AND TWELVE INJURED.
THE STATION AT CHESTER, PENN, DEMOLISHED
LIST OF THE CASUALTIES.
;BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

LIST OF THE CASUALTIES.
;BY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
PHILADELPHIA, June IA dispatch from Chester, rem.
states that the boiler Of a locomotive OF freight
engine on the Baltimore and Ohio Railway exploded
this morning, resulting In the killing and woundhe
Of thirteen men The station at Chester was CON-
pletey demolished being leyelod TO tho ground ano
largo bell was carried four squares by the force OF
the EXPLOSION. The utmost CONSERVATION and excite
ment prevailed among the people. Tho engineer
escaped without injury and the fireman was shgnuy
hurt group OF painters who were at Work upon
tho building all injured, and number Oh car
penters who were nearby at work at the time were
all hurt by being either scalded Strlck by flying
missiles. Assistance was at once rendered by the
neighbonng people and the injured conveyed to the
drug stores and houses nearby.
All trains delayed for half an hour by
tho distractions tho tracks The engine was
standing In front OF tho station recently erected
and q number OF people were inside and on the plat
form awaiting their trains when tho locomotive ex-
ploded The explosion was what Is known as q slde
one, something that rarely happens, most accidents
oi the kind being by the blowing out OF tho front OF
end OF the boiler.
Tho official list Of casualties are:
Joseph W. Kane, a labOnng man, was horribly
scaldcd all the body and died in short time
John Murphy, telegraph operator, OF ths cly.
terribly scalded and hurt about the head, and may
A. j. BENJAMIN, station agent, cut about the face
and breast; III Jurlcs OF " serious nature. .
Allen benjamin, son OF the agent, hurt about the
feec.
George schoftld, foreman Of the painters, burned
and scalded very seriously.
H. r. Bakely, foreman. Of Baltimore scalded on
tho back not badly Injured.
Lambert Potts, carpenter In Cecil county, Mary
land, suffering from shock.
Mrs. William McDevtr, suffering fIHm shock
Mrs. James Strnhan, cut OH the head
William Paul, hit on tho siio Of the face.
Rachel Lewis, severe contuslons of hip and general
shock. . , 80,
samuel p. Clark, laceratcd wound Of scalp; bad
general cOntusiOns and shock. ,.
An unknown man from Maryland, about thirty
years OF age received badly confused wonds Oh the
rcllp AVID general shoe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST YELLOW FEVER

WAsuISGToN June 7.-Acting surgeon-Generai stoner,
OF the Marine Hospital Service yesterday telegraphed
the presdent of the Board OF Health at Tampa Fla for
Information as TO the measures adopted at that city to
prevent the spread of yellow fever reply was re-
ceved this morning saying that passengers from the In
fected districts detained in quarantine for fifteen days
and their baggage disnfected The coast counties south
ot Tampa have also established quarantine against Key
In order TO insure the thorough umigatlon OF the
mails at Tampa the employment OF extra neip mas peen
authorized A.. a.. .,,,or,,od ,ho
of to attend tho sick In the Bar
racks hospital Key Vest and four guards 20 prolect ne
nroperty OF persons removed to the hospital.
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STRUCK DOHN BY LIGHTNING.
TWO PERSONS KILLED AND TWO BLINDED ny A
BoLT-oTHER DAMAGE by STORM


BOLT-OTHER DAMAGE by STORM.
ST LOUIS, june IA dispatch from Brownsvillc.
Texas SAYS: "On sunday about o'clock In the morn
ing thunderbolt struck house at Chatones Ranch Kill
ing two people and stunning four others. Manuel Por
tales and h. wife were KILLED outright Eusene Piuconcs
and wife were stunned and whom brought TO were each
blind In the right eye Two oys, sons OF Pinconcs were
stunned They lay senscess FOR about An nour The
lightning glanced from mesquite treo near by, entered
through the roof the acl and struck them all down
a. they stood around the taic suspicion has swais
existed among their ncigbOrs that POr0s and his WIG
lille her first husband and they claim that heaven
vengeance has been executed Portales aad wife, and
warning given "a others"
CHICAGO, June IA dispatch from Pckn. H. says
water spout burst over Pekn yesterday and the food
Of water was damaging n and fences Oats
and wheat are said 10 have been badly bat cred down III
sotne parts OF the county
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08

from Lachne Bridge to Dundee there to connect with
the American system. The committee threw OUT the
bill by 40 40 the ground that the Grand
Trunk had already obtained charter over the same
route.
NEW HAVEN, June when the New-York and New
Haven Railroad Company bid 100000 for the citys in
in the Derby road 1t ntmaed that II the offer was
accepted parallel line would be built SO as to turn
the bulk of tho Naugatuck Valley trade into NewHaven
Speaking of this matter to-day Reed said
1.-THE plan s feasible One and II we do not obtain pos
session of tho Derby road 1t will be carried out Inc
route Of the proposed railroad which WIN
short distance below West Haven has been surveyed
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CRIMES And CASUALTIES.

TEXAS JUDGE hII'Io I'D bnOi @ ~, HI3N " -. :,
Maverick County Texas kiec his DrOther Joseph Lto
wealthy ranchmau yesterday Mexican soil The brothers
had over tho division OF their property. Troops
had 10 called 10 keep the MeAicans from ynohbs
Thomas Lamb
DISASTROUS RAILROAD WRECK
CLEVELAND Ohio June lat the crossing OF the
and Ohio cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati anu
oils roads shelby last night freight tram on me
tho latter Iwenty.nVe .ars ahu
ana,nns ere ieuol,ned causing of $4,000 Engineer
Ivons of the Baltimore and Ohio was fatally Injured
A VALUABLE WITNESS DISAPPEARS ,.-
NRw II AyKy Conn June Cora Bell Win whom Taylor
one OF tho Ernest murderers ve who Vo'9n
arv came to testify against hin anu WA. at uo
ail Awaiting The trial has left there for parts UNKNOWN
BEATEN TO DEATH BY A LUNArIC
wuuryGroN Del June 7.-David N. Pepper. farmer,
snhect 10 nts of nsnv visited the Sussex County Aims
house Yesterday aud began beating an nonensye
samuel Parker aged pauper nerposed Pepper turned
him down and beat him TIL io WAS OK
tncL Pepper then overpowered and looked up
Suicide OF AN IMPRISONED MURDERER.
CHICAGO, June IA T,nes dispatch from Morris i;'
drd at ana yesterday while In jail here hacked
his throat with o piece VI glass. died last night"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08

PIrrsBuRG, June 7.-Frederck Hermann, the man who
heat his wife almost to death and cut the hroats OF MS
child and himself was removed 10 the West Penn Hosp
tal where his wounds afterward dressed He Is
still living and the physicians now have hopes OF his
recoyery Mrs Hermann is also at the West Penn Hos
ptal She had not known OF the murder OF her chilu
and her husbands condition until this morning. All
nght she had been bruised from her hus
bands assault OF evening but when the time came
for the removal OF Hermann she got up and with many
protesaons Of love declared that she would not be
separated from him. Sho accompanied MIN 70 the nos
pitsL watching him tendery as II he had been the
kndest husband in the world while the body OF her
murdered child being prepared for burial by the
undertaken. Hermann has made "a VIII Dtqueathlns
$1,000 which he has on deposit TO the German Eyan-
veiical Lutheran Orphan Asylum. at Richmond indiana
and directing that his two sons be educated at that In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
AMEyDfYG TIE MASSA OHUSETTS SUNDAY IA "

AMENDING TIE uA ShA tHt HfiIn S'NDhi 10 ~
BosToN, juno tSpccfaD.-1bc two branches OF inc
Legislature having agreed on amendments to the sunday
law the following form In which IL will reach Gov
ernor Ames for approval
secon of CHAPTER gS Of Public Stadtes II hereby
amended y stfiL g third line thereof the wOids OF
upon the evening ncIt preceding the LOrd's DAY
II hereby amended by AIDING ht
end the following But nothing In thls secoh
br held prohibit the ana distribution oi
gas electricity for Illuminating purposes heat OF
of water for re or domestic
nor thc se of the telephone tho retail sale
of drugs medicines articles ordered Dy me prosc
Ion of mechanical appliances used Dy pys
clans surgeons the letting horses and carags nor
yachts and boats nor the running OF steam
boats established routes OF street railway cars nor @
preparation printing and publishing OF ne"sPapeIs nor n %
OF nor the retal Me snn 40
eyry OF milk the pOration OF mix nor the makhR
a., 1tie and cheese making and selling ny bakers
and their employees bread other food usually deat III W
e before O OF The clock morning and between the
hns o of The clock ana half past OF the clock In Tie
afternoon.
eevera sections which would CLASH with inc foregoing
are ei her ainended or stricken out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
CHALLENGING HIS OPPONENTS.
GREAT CROWDS TO SEE Mr. GLADSTONE on HIS
HOMrwARD JOURNEY.

GREAT CROWDS TO SEE Mr. GLADSTONE on HIS
HOMrwARD JOURNEY.
LONDON, June Mr. Gladstone arrived at DOLLS HUI
at 10 p. IN. He was much fatgucd lie spoke at
Newport 6 oucester and swindOn, principally on the
Irish question. He attributed tho delays In tho
House of Commons to the pugnacity Of Mr. Bailonr
Newport Gladstone addressed enormous
crowd. lie challenged the Government 20 facilitate
the passage of the Coercion bill by giving Irish com
binations the same protection British combina-
tons and abandoning the insultn. proposal OF per
manent coercion.
MIR Glad,tones next stop mado at Swindon
In his speech here he invited his opponents 10 follow
tho example OF Wellington and DisIacli and them
selves propose what the country wanted. II they
did this Mr.. Gladstone promised that they would re-
ceive the support Of the Liberals.
Intense heat has prevailed far during the home
ward journey, and many persons tainted In the
crIshos at tho vaIiOus stations where the train
stopUcd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
ypOrELE OVER cAyADIAy FISH

DrTRolT. June For several years Noble Clark
Canadian rm have controlled the Georgian BAY whlte
fish catch At the suggestion Of some Canadian hsher-
men Davis Il CO., OF This city employed an agent NJ
French River in Georgian Bay. and contracted with the
owners OF fishing suacks 10 buy their entire season
catch. small steamer owned by Davis CO. made pc
rlodlcal trips from Alpena Mich. TO French RIVER 10
bring back the fish which were regularly bought ana
paid for by the French River agent Complaint was
made aud last Thursday Customs Inspector frazer Oh
Victoria haror seized the boats and four tons OF nsh
which had iust been put he steamer for shipment 10
of The fish Frazer refused accept the bonds ana do
clned show his authority for the seizure ana on INC
foowlug day the fish sold 10 one Anderson DAVE
a CO. claim that they had fulfilled tho requirements OF
the canadian law aud merely exercising the rght
of purchase II cannot be obtained from inc
Government the firm will appeal 10 the courts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08

PROSPECT HOUSE, N Y, June THE President Will
got his last day OF fishing tomorrow His arrangements
for leaving the woods completed aud Will be carried
out on Thursday Thursday afternoon the party VIII
be driven to Paul Smiths Station by way OF Paul
s,,th,s Hotel and at the station will find awaiting them
the specal train that brought them to the woods The
run to Albany will be by way OF the Vermont Centrai
Kalroad riyng In that city at early hour on FRIDAY
morning The Presdent will accept the invitation or
Governor H and he and his party VIII breakfast az the
Executive Mansion. After stay or three hours the
innrneY 10 WASHINGTON will be resumed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08

voice. which she manages with skill. Her gestures
and poses are full of grace and meaning, though OBJ
v,ously studied She performs amid charming sur
roundings of draperes furniture. flowers and fairy
lights, and altogether supplies an entertainment
which has both freshness and refinement" This
but confirms the verdict long since passed on Miss
Detchon in private. She has often been heard in
London drawing rooms and much admired.
@. W.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
ADOPTING GLADsToNIAN TACTICS.

LONDON. June 7.-Mr. Parnelrs conference with Mr..
Morley and Sir Charles Russell resulted in the adoption
by the Irish leader OF the Gadstonan tactics OF oppos
ton. The Gladstonan leaders will meet tomorrow or
Thursday and 90 carefully over the amendments to the
Grimes bill and expunge all tnat redundant The
Government will for the present continue the method OF
closure adopted prior to the holidays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
ON THE FIELD OF HONOR.
L BETWEEN A LAw-MAKER AND AN EDITOR

CLEMENCEAU A SECOND.
PARIS, June IN. Arcnc, member OF
the Chamber of Deputies challenged M Mayer editor of
La Lantcrc for attack through the columns OF that
paper the Corsicans NJ Meyer accepted the chal-
lenge and the duel fought TO day. NJ. Clemcn'
and Lockroy acted seconds for NJ. Maser, and
NJ. Renach. editor OF La RepubQte, and Deputy
Merion appeared In the same capacity for NJ. Arene
Swords were the weapons used NJ. Mayer was slightly
wounded In the hand and arm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
DAvITTs COURSE NOT WISE.

REFRAIN FROM VIOLENCE.
DUBIN June AT the regular fortnightly meeting OF
the National League to-day the consensus Of opinion
of those present that the Of Mr. Davtb In
advising the tenants to resist eviction by every
means in their power not wise.
Timothy Harrington announced that tho Organizing
Council would impoIo the tenants not 20 allow any
thing TO drive them to violence, which would he to
play into the enemy's hands.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
NEW.YORK. WEDNESDAY JUNE g. 1897

thropic enterprise scandaous Several members OF
Parliament declared that Tppoo Tib intended with tue
cOnnivanco OF the Congo Free State ana even OF MT
Stanley himself to continue the slave trade the West
side OF Africa
The Congo Free State Administration has alre ady
taken steps TO refute the charges referred to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
.pppovJNc MIR. O,BRIEys COURSE.

DUBLIN, June 7-Ata meeting OF the National League
to-day Mr. Clancy congratulated william oBrien On the
ccess Of his mission to Canada and denounced the flip
non, language OF Lord Lansdowne. which, he said. had
,,o,ed the outrage on Editor O'Bren resolution OF
III Erecmtiva Committee lndOrsng Mr. OBrens action
In regard to the labor meeting IN i"' ''"iu'
night was read and approved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
ACCIDENT TO A PASSENGER TRAIN

SEVEN PERSONS REPORTED HURT-MEAGRS DETAILS
OF THE OCCURRENCE.
SPRINGFIELD Mass, June THE passenger train
going west from North Adams, leaving there at s:l7
tonight met with an accident at Pownal Station W.
Reports OF the accident meagrc but seven persons
are reported slightly injured The last cars OF the train
contained the Phillips excursion party from Boston to
California Physicians have gone TO the scene III a
special train from North Adams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
TIppOo TIB AS A SLAVE DEALER.

LISBON. June I'm Parliament recently an ex-Mnis-
ter OF Marine urged Foreign Minister Comes 10 arrive al
some understanding with the Powers that sgnou e o'
at the Berlin Conference recognizing the Congo Free
State to compel the latter to explain its appointment OF
Tippoo Tib slave dealer as agent aud referred 10
rppoo Tbs participation In Henry N. stanlcys phiian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08

SINKING OF STEAMER AT BLOCK ISLAND
PRovIDRSoE, X. j., June The steamer Achilles,
Captain Warrington from Philadelphia for Newburypor
with O27 tons OF coal the southwest shorc OF
Block Island 030 o'clock last night and ned ana SUNK
In ten minutes She lies on the rocky bottom III dah-
gerous position. The saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
EVICTIONS THROUGH A HOLE IN THE WALL.

DUBLIN, June THE evlctons at Bodyke were con-
tnued to-day Tenant Mcnamara, who was behind
In his rent defended his house, but tho bailifs broke
a hole in the wall Logs and boiling water wcre
thrown through the hOlo at the cvictlDg force. A
policeman who was holding the Coloners umbrella
dashed through the opening made by the bahiif5
and other officers followed him.. A fight cnsued and
the tenants evicted and afcrward arrested
The balliffs charge tie tenants with having thrown
vriol upon them. but this ia denied a tenant
named Murphy made n similar resistance against
eviction from his holding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-08
srvEyyEEy APACHEs on TIE WARPArH.

NoGAIRs, A. r., juno IA dispatch received mere
yesterday says that seventeen Apache lhul'hs Halo
left the reservation and gone on the warpath NO
reason has been given for their action 1t is stated
that the Indians have killed one man near Caabass.
The commander OF the troops in this department mas
been ordered to take prompt steps Tor thelr rolurh
to the reservation